VB Forum / General 2 / January 2006

I am using VB.NET and I like to send a form (after running) through the
clipboard to MSWord. Can anybody tell me how?
Thank you.
Marinus.

I have found out how to substitute my own wav sound for the Microsoft
default sound, but now I want to go a step further.
I want to create 7 different wave files and have a different one open
according to the day of the week - the "monday.wav" opening on Mondays and

Hi can you tell me where I can get the full version of visual basic on
the Internet( For free)I have only been able to use VBA  on excel and
it's very limited.

Hi. I created a standard EXE project and have a small problem keeping
the project running. The project is designed to take optional arguments
through the "Command" variable. One of the arguments the project takes
is the name of a form that exists in a seperate DLL. If the argument

I have a label on my form with an index of 0.
I will be loading several copies of it at run time which I think will be
like this:
Load Label1(1)

My computer is a window xp
Every time i want to open excel 2000. A dialog box of visual basic appears
saying :
"Run-time error 9 "

Am I doing anything wrong?
(Sorry for the uppercases variables that I use, not sure if it's an
etiquette no no.)
If I have the following I get Run time error 94 - invalid use of Null.

I wanna draw a line. I wanna straight line. I wannit very narrow. How to do?
Below is a bit of code to demonstrate the problem. It draws a line across
the screen. Can this line be drawn thinner than 1 pixel (on my screen,
Screen.TwipsPerPixelX = 15) and appear as one straight line ...

Anyone out there that knows how to return say
876598421025698745145200 mod 5487985216581454391?
I've been tinkering with feeding each number into its own integer
array then attempting old fashioned long division. Seems devilish.

Using VB5
VarType(varname)
returns 8 for label and textbox,
returns 9 for a picture and a form,

Could someone please provide a code snippet that shows how to have a
second form displayed by clicking a command button on the original form
that displays at startup. My howto books don't seem to address this
basic concept.

What is the easiest way to print off the text from a rich text box?  I
would ideally like it to incorporate a Print Dialog and/or page setup
dialog. I use Viusal basic 2005. Thanks

Are there any known issues with having / using .Net and VB5 on the same
machine?
Thanks in advance,
Dave

 I'm creating a Publisher 2003 add-in using Visual Basic 6. I have a
userform(form1) and 2 textboxes on this form(textbox1, and textbox2).
In textbox1 the name of a printer will be entered and in textbox2 the
path to a folder will be entered. The text entered then needs to be